According to the email of a Berlin court spokesman, an order was issued for the German government to pay an additional $68 million for the assets seized by the Nazis from the Schocken AG.
According to one of the organizers, the aim of the 5,000-strong demonstration in Manila today was to pressure authorities, including President Benigno Aquino, to speed up the resolution of the graft cases involving a large number of senators and congressmen, Bloomberg reported.
The UK Treasury released a statement today detailing the British government's plans to amend existing laws that would criminalize benchmark rate rigging, Bloomberg reported.
During a case management hearing, the counsel of the group who has filed phone hacking charges against the newspapers of British publishing company the Mirror Group included some well-known celebrity names.
